Fabric: The main body of the kurti appears to be made of Sambalpuri cotton fabric. The texture suggests a handloom weave.

Color: The dominant color is a deep maroon.

Pattern:

 * Main Body: The maroon fabric features a traditional Sambalpuri "ikkat" or "bandha" diamond-shaped pattern woven throughout. The diamonds are a lighter shade, possibly a fuchsia or light pink, creating a subtle contrast.

 * Central Panel: A prominent, broad vertical panel runs down the front center of the kurti. This panel is the focal point and showcases a different Sambalpuri ikkat design. It is divided into several rectangular blocks.

   * The blocks alternate between two primary patterns: one with a white and black geometric design and another with a white and blue geometric design. The blue appears to be a vibrant cobalt or royal blue.

   * The central panel is bordered on both sides by a thin, black line and then a golden or mustard-yellow line, which helps to separate it from the main maroon fabric.

 * Hemline: The bottom hem of the kurti features a thick, decorative border.

   * The top part of the border has a black background with a detailed golden or mustard-yellow geometric pattern.

   * Below this, the fabric is a solid black, providing a strong, dark finish to the garment.

 * Sleeves: The sleeves are short, extending to about the elbow. They feature the same maroon diamond-patterned fabric as the main body of the kurti. A thin black border is visible at the end of the sleeves.

Overall Look: The kurti is a beautiful and traditional piece, blending the classic Anarkali silhouette with the rich, handloom art of Sambalpuri weaving. The contrasting central panel makes it a statement piece, suitable for festive occasions, cultural events, or semi-formal wear. The combination of maroon, blue, black, and gold gives it a vibrant and elegant aesthetic.

Shifting Date-10-12days